ServiceMonster Now Localized for Australia and Singapore

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 5, 2012 - BELLINGHAM, WA—Principal Focus, the carpet cleaning industry’s top choice for field service software, is pleased to announce that they have localized their flagship program ServiceMonster for use in Australia and Singapore. Now, carpet cleaners, pressure washers, window cleaners and other service industry professionals based in these countries can take advantage of ServiceMonster’s customer management, marketing, accounting, scheduling and reporting features.

“While we’ve been steadily attracting international clients for quite some time now, we’re excited to make our services available to businesspeople in more countries,” Principal Focus CEO Joseph Kowalski said. “ServiceMonster’s tools can help businesses of all sizes to streamline costs, maximize time, track customers and increase revenue.”

Unlike many other field service software programs, ServiceMonster provides their clients with free support, training and upgrades; QuickBooks™ integration; GPS integration and mapping; detailed financial, marketing, customer and scheduling reports; multi-level security roles; printable route packets; automated and custom marketing campaigns; and more.

“We recently added the free mobile application, ServiceMonster Mobile 2.0, that runs in all browsers and touch-screen devices,” Kowalski said. “It possesses the essential features of ServiceMonster, so service techs can use it to organize their businesses in the van, on the job--wherever they need to be.”

Both ServiceMonster and ServiceMonster Mobile 2.0 have been adapted for use in Singapore and Australia. For more information, please visit http://www.principalfocus.com/.

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ServiceMonster's goal is to provide its subscribers with fortune 500-level marketing and business solutions at a price every cleaning professional can afford. For many years now, ServiceMonster has helped cleaning businesses become more successful by delivering the highest-quality customer support possible.

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